Yorkstone Paving in Godalming

Godalming sits in the Wey valley, nine miles west of our Cranleigh showroom — a quiet, well-kept market town with a building tradition that runs from Pepperpot sandstone through to nineteenth-century Bargate. The town's lanes, its older walls, and the gardens behind Church Street and Bridge Street tend to ask for stone that reads as if it had been there a long while. Yorkstone wears into a Godalming garden better than almost anything else cut today.

We supply paving and walling across Godalming and the surrounding villages — Milford, Witley, Eashing, Busbridge, Farncombe, Hambledon — for both private gardens and the heritage-conscious renovation work that's common in this part of Surrey. Reclaimed Yorkstone, lifted from old Yorkshire mill yards and brought south, suits the older properties without needing to be aged in situ. Our Aged Greetland — the exclusive weathered range — is a sound alternative when consistency of thickness matters for the laying, or where the budget for true reclaimed isn't there.

For new builds and contemporary garden designs heading out towards Hydon Heath or Charterhouse, the sawn Yorkstone range is what most landscapers reach for: a cleaner edge, calibrated thickness, the same warm British colour palette.

The Cranleigh showroom is nine miles down the A283 and B-roads — easy enough for a half-day sample visit. Samples are free; the conversation is honest about which finish suits which kind of project.